Sentence examples for adjusted by response from inspiring English sources

The experiments layout that was adjusted by response surface methodology (RS M and output variables, have been shown in Table 2.

The specific misfit items observed by a particular group (e.g., stage II cancer patients on item 28 in Figure 2) could be well adjusted by expected response scores generated by the Rasch model's probability theory.

We use the term 'partial plasticity' to refer to cases where the plastic response can explain only a limited proportion of the phenotypic difference between individuals occupying different environments, i.e. cases where genetically distinct ecotypes exist but their phenotypes may be adjusted by plastic responses.

Such fine tuning can be adjusted by the differential response of upstream activators to external cues.

This sample size was adjusted by 5% non-response to 507.

Weights were calculated as the inverse of the probability of selection and adjusted by facility non-response.

The actively controlled capillaries were designed and their gains were adjusted by conducting micro step response tests.

The final sample size was adjusted by adding 10% non response rate and thus turned out to be 407.

In addition, there could have been selection bias from non-response to the survey, which was below 17% for all but two of the cities, or from item non-response, although in general this was very low: below 2% for all variables analysed except self-reported health status (6%) and depression, which was adjusted by scaling for non-response; discussed in detail in the Methods.

(iii) If no instrument is available at the plant site that will meet the performance criteria of Method 21 specified in paragraph (c)(1)(ii) of this section, the instrument readings may be adjusted by multiplying by the representative response factor of the process fluid, calculated on an inert-free basis as described in paragraph (c)(1)(ii) of this section.

Arterial pCO2 is adjusted by the respiratory center in response to altered arterial pH produced by metabolic acidosis or alkalosis in predictable ways.